for
Alan photographers shot, processed,
and printed a portion of the Aqua
Clara's film. Emergencies and
last minute jobs were completely
taken care of by the professionals
from Byrn-Alan studio.
Photography is an art in
which one can express his or her in-
dividuality and creativity, likes
and dislikes. "My favorite things
to take are scenery pictures con-
cerning boats, the water, and
sunsets," said Brad Meyers, who
has received recognition for his
creations.
Shooting, developing, proofing,
and printing — all a part of a
photographer's job. But the main
aspect of being a photographer
for a high school publication
was using the inborn talent when-
ever it was requested by fellow
staffers.
By SABINE STILLINGER
and JANE STEINER
Focusing in on his subject, head photo-
grapher for Clearlight, John Peters, en-
joys his job, and favorite pastime. T
? Displaying one of his many talents, Brad
Ashbrook is one of the dedicated photo-
graphers on the Clearlight staff.
Keith Knutsson laughs as CHS students comb
their hair and straighten their clothes knowing
one of them will be shot for the yearbook. T
? As a photographer for the Clearlight,
Susan Shaw loads film for another photo-
graphy assignment.
Shooting pictures is not the end of a
photographer's duty. Richard Engala proves
this when he's caught writing everything
down on a photo sheet of what's
on the roll of film he just used. T
Developing pictures in the dark room is
very time consuming, but yearbook photo-
grapher Karl DeBlaker knows that shoot-
ing the picture and seeing the results is
well worth the time spent. ?
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